The world of art is constantly growing and evolving. Well today the good folks over at Smirnoff are back with something new, this time around as Smirnoff’s Global Street Art Mural Launches in Japan. This unique and rather artistic project aims to encourage worldwide inclusivity through collaborative installations. The program in Tokyo saw the creation of an interactive mural by artist and typographer Bryan Patrick Todd. The event which ran from March 1st through the 5th found Todd hand-painting his collaborative installation on the wall of PARCO1 in Shibuya, Tokyo, which will bring personalized messages of inclusion for the Spring season to life through positive messages shared by the people of Japan via the hashtag #We_Are_Open.

The stunning mural is something special, bringing Todd’s style of vintage American typography with traditional Japanese Ema, which was displayed through March 8. Speaking about the work, Bryan Patrick Todd stated “While conceptualizing this piece, I wanted to make a visual statement that not only represents the community, but invites them to share their hopes, passions and wishes for Spring, in the tradition of Ema” adding “Having something to say is central to my mural designs, and it felt only natural to include real submissions from the community in the piece. The result will be a truly unique and collaborative piece of art for everybody”. Check out the stunning results in the images below and speak your mind on it after the jump. Stay tuned for much more on Smirnoff’s Global Street Art Mural project coming very soon!